>Nei vienas Outlook'as nepalaikė NNTP
2007 "palaiko", t.y. sukuria mygtuką outlook'o/windows mail paleidimui :) 
Gal ir 2010 taip galima - nebandžiau.

"Newsgroups and starting the newsgroup reader

Newsgroup readers, or newsreaders, are used to gain access to various types 
of newsgroups (newsgroup: A collection of messages posted by individuals to 
a news server, a computer maintained by a company, group, or individual. 
Some newsgroups are monitored, but most are not, and messages can be posted 
and read by anyone with access to the group.), to download and read news 
messages, and to post replies to them. Newsgroups can offer valuable 
information from people who use the same products and technologies that you 
use, or they can be used to find out what others think of a topic. You can 
find newsgroups on practically any subject, either on the Internet or a 
company's intranet.

If you have not previously set up a newsreader, Microsoft Office Outlook 
automatically sets up the Windows Mail Newsreader or Outlook Express 
Newsreader. This newsreader is a Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP) 
newsreader that you can use to download newsgroup content and then work with 
it when you are not connected to the Internet. You can also browse most 
newsgroups by using your Web browser.

Note   In Windows Vista, Outlook Express has been renamed Windows Mail. If 
you use the Microsoft Windows XP operating system, you will see Outlook 
Express. Both of these e-mail clients provide a newsreader.

To use the Windows Mail or Outlook Express Newsreader for the first time, 
you must add the News command to your Outlook window. After the initial 
setup, you open Windows Mail or Outlook Express with that command, and then 
you start the newsreader.

Do the following:

Add the News command to the menu bar or Go menu
1.On the Standard  toolbar (toolbar: A bar with buttons and options that you 
use to carry out commands. To display a toolbar, press ALT and then 
SHIFT+F10.), click the Toolbar Options arrow .
2.Point to Add or Remove Buttons, and then click Customize.
3.Click the Commands tab.
4.In the Categories list, click Go.
5.In the Commands list, click News, and without releasing the mouse button, 
do one of the following:
Drag the News command onto the Outlook menu bar, and then release the mouse 
button.
Drag the News command to an Outlook toolbar, and then release the mouse 
button.
Drag the News command to the Go menu. When the menu displays a list of 
commands, point to where you want the command to appear, and then release 
the mouse button.
Start the newsreader
On the menu bar, toolbar, or Go menu where you added the News command, click 
News."